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world's population, economy, trade and muster large militaries. In January 2024, BRICS gained even more steam, by admitting … reacted alarmed. In September 2024, Turkey applied for membership as well. But can BRICS fully throw its weight on the world …
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of an antitrust investigation initiated by the FAS Russia in 2020. During a shortage, one of the largest wrought …
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Platform pricing may be connected to antitrust risks, which a company can face under excessive or predatory price … scrutiny when the platform is recognized as dominant in the market. Since Federal Antitrust Service of Russia (FAS Russia …. Having identified antitrust risks of platforms changing their prices (both downward and upward), we show that price increase …
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This paper explores algorithmic collusion from both legal and economic perspectives, underscoring the increasing influence of algorithms in firms’ market decisions and their potential to facilitate anti-competitive behaviour. By employing bandit algorithms as a model—typically used in...
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Antitrust policy aims to reduce market concentration and increase competition among firms. Contemporary antitrust is …, raising questions about the competitiveness of domestic firms and the application of antitrust against foreign firms …. Domestically, public support for antitrust is needed for continued enforcement. This paper examines how international markets shape …
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/national merger control systems, antitrust rules, the Digital Markets Act, and the Foreign Subsidies Regulation impose (more or less … contribution discusses the interplay between the merger control, antitrust, DMA and FSR regimes, attempting to assert whether …
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Parallel imports have been treated very differently in different countries. In the EU, competition law's very strong (per se) prohibition of restrictions to parallel imports (PI) can be justified by traditional "public interest" concerns related to the EU's objective to promote free trade and...
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implementation -- 2. Blockchain's toolbox -- 3. Blockchain and darwin -- 4. Decentralization? -- 5. Comes antitrust: The paradox … -- Part 2 best frenemies? -- 6. The theory of the firm -- 7. The theory of granularity -- 8. Collusion on blockchain -- 9 …"This innovative and original book explores the relationship between blockchain and antitrust, highlighting the mutual …
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Digital antitrust is at the forefront of all expert discussions and is far from becoming an area of consensus among … in BRICS: where the violator of antitrust laws is based compared to national firms becomes an important factor that links … competition and industrial policy. The article uses three recent cases from Russian antitrust policy in the digital sphere to …
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product markets. Antitrust interventions by the competition authorities are caught in a bind as was the case with the … process there has been a churning of possible diverse antitrust abuses and, as competition law grapples to incorporate these … competition policy and public interest. This is an area in antitrust literature which is yet to receive sufficient attention. The …
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